Actress Megan Fox and singer Machine Gun Kelly are continuing to co-parent their young daughter, but their romantic relationship has officially come to an end.

According to a source cited by People on January 17, Fox, 39, and Kelly, 35, are no longer together as a couple. “Right now, their relationship is focused solely on co-parenting,” the source said. “Megan is fully concentrated on her children and the baby, as well as creating stability in her life during this period. That is her top priority.”

In March 2025, Machine Gun Kelly announced the birth of his and Megan Fox’s daughter. At that time, the two stars had already been separated for several months. However, the arrival of their baby reportedly brought them closer, and they were seen together on multiple occasions taking their daughter out and sharing affectionate moments. A source last October said Megan was pleased with how responsibly Kelly had stepped up as a father. Although they lived in separate homes, they reportedly spent a lot of time together as a family, with their child at the center of their bond.

Recently, however, Fox and Kelly have no longer been seen together. The Transformers star is said to have no interest in dating or actively seeking a new relationship at this time.

Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly began dating in early 2021 after meeting on a film set. Their four-year relationship was marked by many ups and downs. In January 2022, Kelly proposed to Fox during a trip abroad. Early in their romance, the pair openly displayed intense affection, referring to each other as “twin flames” and even wearing necklaces containing vials of each other’s blood.

Difficulties began in 2022 following Fox’s miscarriage. In February 2023, the couple split after a major argument, later reconciling but ultimately calling off their engagement. By November 2024, their relationship reportedly fractured again after Fox allegedly discovered Kelly had been messaging other women.

Previously, Megan Fox was married for 10 years to actor Brian Austin Green. The former couple divorced in 2020 and share custody of their three sons: Noah (13), Bodhi (11), and Journey (9).